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You are creating a straw man argument, since that is not what I said. Peter not only water baptized Jews in Acts two but also water baptized Gentiles in Acts 10.I think part of the problem to understand what I’m sharing is that many think ,”well, if we see the apostles doing things in Acts or other places then we should to”
But they often misunderstand the context and they were doing certain things and the struggle that was at that time about the old covenant fading away and the time of reformation.
If we say “because the apostles did sonething we should to l then all believers would have to circumcise others as Paul did in Acts 16, go to the Hewish temple, sacrifice animals, keep the whole law and customs of the Jews, etc.
Peter did water baptize men in acts 2 but he was also going to the temple still, where the old covenant sacrifices and law was being practiced. Actually in Acts 15 we see that the Jewish believers had a great dispute about the Gentiles keeping the law and being circumcised to be saved, even this issue has not been dealt with fully then.
This “baptism by the Spirit” is never referred to as “Preaching of the Gospel”.Paul did not baptize many in Corinth that he preached the saving gospel to and they were saved by hearing it and believing it and they were then baptized by one Spirit into the body of Christ. And Paul said Christ sent him not to baptize lest the cross of Christ should be made of none affect.
John’s water baptism was not something taught by the Jewish religious leaders and they did not submit to John’s baptism. Christian water baptism is not something the Jewish religious leaders were doing, so how is it part of Judaism?I didn’t say Peter didn’t water baptize. But if you read closely Peter was still following the law and halskah law of the Jews in Acts 10. Peter did not go to the Gentiles before he had a vision and he still was under the dietary laws etc. even though Jesus said to preach the gospel to every creature in Matthew already.
Acts 10:46… Then Peter said, 47 “Surely no one can stand in the way of their being baptized with water. They have received the Holy Spirit just as we have.” 48 So he ordered that they be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ.There are many baptisms in scripture but only one saving baptism and that is not water as I understand. To be baptized into Christ where we put in Christ is not to be baptized in water where we put water over us.
The "Clear reason" is as Paul says: 1 Cor. 1:14 I thank God that I did not baptize any of you except Crispus and Gaius, 15 so no one can say that you were baptized in my namePaul said why Christians him not to baptize read it here,
1 Corinthians 1: 17. For Christ sent me not to baptize, but to preach the gospel: not with wisdom of words, lest the cross of Christ should be made of none effect. 18. For the preaching of the cross is to them that perish foolishness; but unto us which are saved it is the power of God.”
Notice it has to do with not making the cross of Christ of no effect. The cross puts to death all our works of the flesh or diverse washings and carnal ordinances or any work of righteousness that we can do to glory in our flesh. That is the reason as Paul says that Christ sent him not baptized as I understand from the clear text. He was not just talking about them dividing into sects and baptizing in others names.
Were a similar thing when severe pressing circumcision another work of the flesh to glory in if they did it fit salvation.
Galatians 6: 12. As many as desire to make a fair shew in the flesh, they constrain you to be circumcised; only lest they should suffer persecution for the cross of Christ. 13. For neither they themselves who are circumcised keep the law; but desire to have you circumcised, that they may glory in your flesh. 14. But God forbid that I should glory, save in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, by whom the world is crucified unto me, and I unto the world. 15. For in Christ Jesus neither circumcision availeth anything, nor uncircumcision, but a new creature. 16. And as many as walk according to this rule, peace be on them, and mercy, and upon the Israel of God.”
No straw man whatsoever, you are saying exactly that. You are implying that since Peter water baptized the Jews in Acts 2 we should also and dance Peter water baptized the Gentiles in Acts 10 we should also.You are creating a straw man argument, since that is not what I said. Peter not only water baptized Jews in Acts two but also water baptized Gentiles in Acts 10.
I showed that Paul told why Christ sent him not to baptize but you seem to not see what the text says .Paul said he was not sent to baptize lest the cross of Christ should be of no effect.perhaps read again what I wrote.Paul did water baptize and was glad he did not baptize more for the Corinthians were using the person that baptized them to show distinction between themselves and other Christians,
I never say men baptize with the Spirit. Although Paul did lay hands on some and also said he wanted to impart some spiritual gift to them. .so Paul has to be talking only about water baptism, since people cannot Spirit baptize anyone.
The teaching or preaching of the word ,when believed baptizes or immerses them in the name etc.Paul never talks about baptizing people with the Spirit and does not mention Spirit Baptism or that his Gospel sermons were Spirit baptism.
Hebrews 9 talks about the diverse washings (baptismos in Greek) and carnal ordinances imposed until the time of reformation. You don’t seem to address Hebrews 9 much.When did Water Baptism cease?
While Peter spoke words in Acts 10 the Holy Ghost fell in them that believed.This “baptism by the Spirit” is never referred to as “Preaching of the Gospel”.
The diverse washings were many in OT. Johns figurative shadow of water baptism was among the many diverse washings the Jews did have many outward washing in water as well .So in Acts they were also doing these OT washings.John’s water baptism was not something taught by the Jewish religious leaders and they did not submit to John’s baptism. Christian water baptism is not something the Jewish religious leaders were doing, so how is it part of Judaism?
Peter was asking a question, and he was still under the law and following John water baptism as we see in Acts 11Acts 10:46… Then Peter said, 47 “Surely no one can stand in the way of their being baptized with water. They have received the Holy Spirit just as we have.” 48 So he ordered that they be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ.
And I yet to see where Paul ever BAPTIZED with WATER. // HYDOR and do you have a verse and I know andYou are creating a straw man argument, since that is not what I said. Peter not only water baptized Jews in Acts two but also water baptized Gentiles in Acts 10.
Paul did water baptize and was glad he did not baptize more for the Corinthians were using the person that baptized them to show distinction between themselves and other Christians, so Paul has to be talking only about water baptism, since people cannot Spirit baptize anyone.
Paul never talks about baptizing people with the Spirit and does not mention Spirit Baptism or that his Gospel sermons were Spirit baptism.
When did Water Baptism cease?
This “baptism by the Spirit” is never referred to as “Preaching of the Gospel”.
John’s water baptism was not something taught by the Jewish religious leaders and they did not submit to John’s baptism. Christian water baptism is not something the Jewish religious leaders were doing, so how is it part of Judaism?
Acts 10:46… Then Peter said, 47 “Surely no one can stand in the way of their being baptized with water. They have received the Holy Spirit just as we have.” 48 So he ordered that they be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ.
Peter has them water baptized in the name of Jesus Christ.
Paul says: 1 Cor. 1:14 I thank God that I did not baptize any of you except Crispus and Gaius, 15 so no one can say that you were baptized in my nameAnd I yet to see where Paul ever BAPTIZED with WATER. // HYDOR and do you have a verse and I know and
READ 1 Cor 1:13. !!
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Again I am not saying we should promote water baptism, just because Peter did it, but because Christ told us in the Great Commission to baptize and preaching the gospel alone to people is not baptizing them. We have Paul baptizing people, Philipp baptizing people including gentiles, and we have secular history of people Christian baptizing people. We are never told not to baptize people and we can see the benefits of being baptized even today.No straw man whatsoever, you are saying exactly that. You are implying that since Peter water baptized the Jews in Acts 2 we should also and dance Peter water baptized the Gentiles in Acts 10 we should also.
So you are saying that if they did something in acts we should also. But we see believers who were Jewish going to the temple and sacrificing and circumcising and keeping the whole law and Jewish customs zealously all through Acts as well. We even see Paul circumcise Timothy in Acts 16 yet he would not circumcise a gentile in Galatians 2 Titus. These matters are important as to why they did or didn’t do things. There is a context and time of transition or reformation when the old covenant was decaying fading away ready to vanish.But it hadn’t vanished for done yet.
You left off the reason he gave: 1 Cor. 1: 15 so no one can say that you were baptized in my name.I showed that Paul told why Christ sent him not to baptize but you seem to not see what the text says .Paul said he was not sent to baptize lest the cross of Christ should be of no effect.perhaps read again what I wrote.
Laying on of hands is never called baptizing them.I never say men baptize with the Spirit. Although Paul did lay hands on some and also said he wanted to impart some spiritual gift to them. .
Again, at least some of the water baptisms were in the name of Christ.The teaching or preaching of the word ,when believed baptizes or immerses them in the name etc.
Diverse Washings might be described as baptisms, but immersion water baptism would not have to be included in diverse washings.Hebrews 9 talks about the diverse washings (baptismos in Greek) and carnal ordinances imposed until the time of reformation. You don’t seem to address Hebrews 9 much.
So you are saying it was not Peter’s words that baptized them, but the Holy Spirit, so if we are called upon to baptize people it could only be water baptism?While Peter spoke words in Acts 10 the Holy Ghost fell in them that believed.
OT washings were done by the existing believer for cleansing and not like a burial.The diverse washings were many in OT. Johns figurative shadow of water baptism was among the many diverse washings the Jews did have many outward washing in water as well .So in Acts they were also doing these OT washings.
No that does not come across in Acts 11.Peter was asking a question, and he was still under the law and following John water baptism as we see in Acts 11
Yes, you did imply this by using Peter’s actions in Acts 2 and 10Again I am not saying we should promote water baptism, just because Peter did it,
No, there is no water mentioned in Matthew 28x and it’s interesting how you put baptize (not the actual word baptizing) before preaching . The scripture again shows the reverse order and it is talking about another kind of immersion (baptism) in the name of…we never see this as a formula for water baptism in scripture. Not even once. So did apostles get that wrong?but because Christ told us in the Great Commission to baptize and preaching the gospel
There are many baptism in scripture and only one saving baptism and that baptism is not into water. The saving baptism is into christ by the Spirit. When a person hears snd believes the goodies by faith he then enters into or is immersed into the grace (which is in Christ) by the Spirit who baptized all believers into the body of Christ.alone to people is not baptizing them.
Yes, he did this so few times and said Christ sent him not to baptize, but to preach the gospel et. Paul also circumcised but was not sent to do it either and went into the temple where sacrificing was directed . But I’ve already discussed the transitional and reformations aspect of Acts.We have Paul baptizing people
Philip was a Jew and the Jews were bringing all into the sane state they were in which was still following OT covenant to some degree and in Acts 8 they hadn’t got to Acts 15 yet., Philipp baptizing people including gentiles,
We have lots of confusion on secular history of many things being done. The error of Infant baptism for salvation was taught in history way back by many and is taught today as well. Lots of error cane in early.and we have secular history of people Christian baptizing people.
Paul said Christ sent him not to baptize… lest the cross of Christ be made of no effect.We are never told not to baptize people and we can see the benefits of being baptized even today.
That was in relation to them misunderstanding and becoming carnal in sectarianism. They used baptism as a connection to the different leaders. Paul addressed this then said “besides” and pushed aside all water baptism talk and said besides Christ sent him not to baptize.You left off the reason he gave: 1 Cor. 1: 15 so no one can say that you were baptized in my name.
It may not be called baptizing them. But we do see when some laid hands on others they would be baptized with the Holy Ghost and Paul said he desired to impart some spiritual gift.Laying on of hands is never called baptizing them.
I thought they were all to be in the name of the Father and of the Son and the Holy Ghost according to your understanding of Matthew 18?Again, at least some of the water baptisms were in the name of Christ.
Who said it wouldn’t. outward washings don’t wash the heart .Diverse Washings might be described as baptisms, but immersion water baptism would not have to be included in diverse washings.
It doesn’t say we are called to water baptize. It says teaching …baptizing…in the nameSo you are saying it was not Peter’s words that baptized them, but the Holy Spirit, so if we are called upon to baptize people it could only be water baptism?
Read the immersion in it in the Jordan river .The type of the Jordan river related to death to the old.OT washings were done by the existing believer for cleansing and not like a burial.
Yes it does, directly. Peter even mentions Johns water baptism there relating it to what he was trying to do.No that does not come across in Acts 11.